However much we applaud the article in the Scotsman, it will put the new chairman in a tricky position. There will be a new chairman and soon. Can't see Brown wriggling out of the efforts of the protesters along with the support from the wider community and remaining in place.

Even if Brown goes the point about Baikie being a "fit and proper person" will still remain. So this along with many other of Brown's poor judgement and dire attitude to all and sundry will continue for some time. However with a person having common sense and the proper attitude to what running a football club is all about, I am sure we will overcome. Especially when he receives the enthusiastic support from all the fans who will be delighted at Brown's passing.

One thing I am pretty sure though from our meeting with him is that Gray is not that man.

Anyone else have the feeling that Baikie will not be our manager come the start of next season?

I'd like to see Baikie being given a chance, regardless of who the next chairman is. It's Broons sheer hard neck which is the issue here.

Bakie will not be the manager next season as his is on a week to week contract. He is looking for a position with another club that is not available until August.

Baikie will not get enough cash to build a team, and will leave soon. Given the lack of cash on the Board there is no chance of him staying. The only hope is Willie Gray, but he too will soon be shown the door.